The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS,
The WIDOW o'BR1EN. Ugh!

The WIDOW O'BRIEN. Ugh!
WELLS. FARGO q Co.'S shipment
Yesterday: Base bullion, 81 200.
HARRY TURNER, the painter, was ruI
in last evening, full as tiok.
EXAMINATION WEEK began yesterda!
at the Salt Lake Stake Academy.
MCCoRN1cK & Co. received Yesterday
Hanauer bullion, valued at $1,000.
TuLL1pGE's BEN ISRAEL on Friday
night. for the benefit or the author.
THE HEALTH of the city is improving
There vera no new cases OF sickness re
ported. and DR.. Clinton brought IN two
flags yesterday.
THE TAXPAYERS were fourteen deep a.
the County Collectors Office yesterHa y
afternoon. The clerks were kept busy
receipting for taxes.
THE FRIENDS of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gold
berg sympathize with them In The loss
of their little one. notice OF whose death
appears in this issue.
A. J. PEACOCK is to answer this morn
ing 10 o. couple of charges for selling
LIQUOR on SuDdays-o last Sunday
and once the week before.
G, ". BRADLEY, of Louisville, KY. is
in town and is arranging tor l,OOO,
mile walk against time, which will
probably take place this week.
OSCAR BOURNE, of HanDaman & Co. g
furnishing house. who has been severely
i'll for some weeks past is rapidly re-
covering, and will soon be GONZALES
cent.
STEPHEN DAVIS. the driver OF the
steam LAUNDRY wagon. who was so Sc
verely injured by kick from his horse.
is around, and will be on duty again
next week.
A pRAYMAN, named Joseph NJ. Simms,
was badly injured, on Saturday, by
being thrown from his seat on his dray
and two of the wheels passing over one
OF his legs.
w. e. JACK, for a long time with
AueYhach 81 Brother. and who was re-
Gently called on a mission to the In
dams. leaves this morning over the
Union Pacific.
WnRKMEN WERE engaged yesterday in
taking out the wooden box fncasing the
water works valve. on the Theatre cor
ner. II had rotted and will be replaced
by brick box.
THE NAME of the aged lady who died
at Parowan. few days ago, OF which
mention was made in these columns,
was Rakes. not Hawkes.. She was
highly respected.
A BIT of a boy, named Arvid Gilbert,
was before Judge Piper, yesterday.
charged with stealing couple OF beer
T.. NricnnoA fn- SiY
hours, as punishment.
JOHN II L.TIMER, regarding whom
TEE HERALD. mentioned that be met
with a serious accident at Bay Horse,
Idaho, & few days ago, is reported as
progressing satisfactorily.
A PARTY of japanese gentlemen con-
sistinC of Fleet PavmaSter X. Mura-
kami. Lieutenant K. Yendo, vic'-sd-
miral; Viscount KabaYama wire minis
ter of marine; Captain HidalkO, Cap
tain Yamamoto, and one or two others,
are at the Walker.
NEIL burgess comes to the Theatre
for two nights thisSweek. tomorrow and
Thursday. with bis Vim. The gente-
man has been in this citv several times.
professionally. and is a decided favorite
with theatre goers. His comedies are
noted for snap and vim.
THE CASE of the United States VS.. A.
H. Martin. who is charged with the
murder of John Fl. Burton, was set for
to-day. It il hardly probable, how
ever that it will he reached. owing TO
the absence OF Mr.. Dickson, VINO is de-
tanned at Provo on the Either case.
ACCORDING TO late executive reports
H. toI or MOrfono 20
80 600 an increase of 100 S4l since the
census of 1890; Idaho. % $50, in
crease, 81 GAO: Utah. 100000 increase,
SIS. OBJ: Arizona. 10000. increase. 40 $50.
The total population of the four is 517 =
$50, showing an increase of III ,07S in
seven years.
HALLow ZEN last night was variously
remembered throughout the city. One
party of high-strung. rOllicking young
gents celebrated the occasion by indulg
ing in oysters at Easton's. The restau-
rant proprietor will have d fresh sup
pIy of bivalves in to-day. Select COM
panies of Young ladies enjoyed them
selves in different localities in social,
chatty gatherings.
UNDER THE appropriate heading this
morning will be found piece of news
which, while it will not prove at all
surprising to the many friends of the
young couple, will cause congratula-
lions sincere and hearty from hosts of
friends. We refer to the marriage Sat-
urday evening. of Mr.. JOIN L Nav and
Miss Mary NJ. Young. Judge Smi, b
officiated The affair was very quiet,
only few relat yes being present.
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